Reporting near misses can identify hazards that might have been missed or overlooked during the planning process of a job or work task. Identification of unrecognized hazards often leads to safety ...

Name of Person Reporting the Incident or Near-Miss (if different than above) Email or Phone Number of Person Reporting the Incident or Near-Miss (if different than above) If reporting an injury, ...

EHRS requires employees to report injuries and near-misses in the workplace. All employee work-related accidents, injuries, and illnesses are assessed in a manner that identifies proximate and/or root ...

One way the industry has encouraged this is through Near Miss Reporting, a process meant to catch safety hazards before they turn into incidents. However, too often, mariners hesitate to report ...

Workplace safety has always been a top concern in every industry, affecting the well-being of employees and overall productivity and profitability. Near-miss reporting plays a critical role in ...

volunteers and non-University individuals should use the following form to report an incident or near-miss. Non-employees should also use this form to report incidents involving injuries (employee ...